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From Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal's Office: Good afternoon,Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal and her team at the District Office are thrilled to announce that the submission period for the Fall 2026 internship at Washington’s 7th Congressional District Office is now open! This is a terrific opportunity for students to get first-hand experience working in Public Service!The deadline to apply is Friday, August 14th at 11:59 PM…
From the History Department: HSTCMP 290 B will be offered with the topic of: “The Messy History of the British Empire, from the American Revolution to Brexit.” This class explores the history of the British Empire from the American Revolution to the Brexit referendum, examining the British Empire as a precarious institution whose pretensions of global domination were constantly challenged by British citizens and subjects around the world. Through the lives of…
From American Ethnic Studies: Please review your DARS to see how close you are to completing the Diversity Minor. At only 25 credits, many students have credits that could count automatically, or can be petitioned (up to 10 credits - contact me to petition a course) for the minor. Book a time to meet with Lorna AES150: In-Justice for All: Intersection of Race, Ethnicity, Class, and Gender in the United States (5) SSc, DIV. If you need Writing (W) credits, talk with…
From the School of Public Health: Public Health South Africa: Impilo yoLuntu eSouth Africa - Inequalities in the Rainbow NationThis faculty-led South Africa study abroad seminar focuses on critical discussions of the drivers of wealth and health inequities in Africa's wealthiest and most diverse nation, as well as a thoughtful interrogation of the “white farmer genocide” narrative. The program will take place during Winter Quarter 2027—summer in the Southern Hemisphere.…
From the UW Law School: September 10, 2026 – September 11, 2026 Indian Law SymposiumUW School of LawAn annual tradition for 39 years, will focus on the theme:Time Immemorial: The United States at 250The program will be held in person at William H. Gates Hall, and available via Zoom. Click here for the registration link Registration for current students is complimentary. Registration for…
From the College of Education: Hello UW Students,Looking for a class that can help you succeed in college and beyond while earning SSc and Writing credits? EDUC 215: Wellness and Resilience for College and Beyond teaches practical skills for managing stress, balancing school and life without burning out, navigating relationships, handling difficult emotions, building resilience, and studying smarter—not harder. You'll learn evidence-based strategies drawn from research on…
From the College of the Environment: MARBIO 197: Marine Mammals and Human SocietyFall Quarter 2026 | NSc Gen Ed | 5.0 Credits | Asynchronous OnlineLink to Time ScheduleLink to MyPlan Dive into the science – and the stories – behind whales, seals, sea otters, polar bears, and more!Explore how these iconic animals survive in extreme environments while uncovering how human values, culture, economics, and policy shape their futures.Blend real-word case studies with environmental…
From the School of Environmental and Forest Sciences: Open to all majors, all levels including incoming first years. And a great way for students to take care of some NSc and SSc requirements. ESRM 150 A: Wildlife in the Modern WorldSatisfies NSc, and SSc requirements.https://myplan.uw.edu/course/#/courses/ESRM150Covers major wildlife conservation issues in North America. Some global issues are also treated. Examples of possible topics…
From the School of Music: The School of Music fall auditions, for both music major and non-major private lesson consideration, will take place on Friday, September 25, and the audition sign up form is now open and can be accessed HERE. Additionally, information about ensemble auditions can be found HERE.